Sue Decock named 2026 CPKN Compass Award recipient
Her commitment to leadership development, knowledge-sharing, and reconciliation has made a lasting impact on Canada’s public safety community.
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CPKN Hosts Annual CPKN Conference
CPKN welcomed nearly 100 delegates from across Canada to its annual CPKN Conference.
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The 2026 F. Darren Smith Award of Excellence Recipient Announced at the CPKN Conference
The Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) awarded Blair Smadu, Learning Development Consultant with the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) with the 2026 F. Darren Smith Award of Excellence.
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ENPQ Showcases Next Generation of Police Firearms Training
At the 2026 CPKN Conference, ENPQ unveiled a research-backed firearms training model that integrates virtual reality, immersive simulators, and scenario-based learning to better prepare officers for real-world policing challenges.
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How Emerging Technology Is Transforming Police Training in Atlantic Canada
From virtual reality to non-projectile training systems, the Atlantic Police Academy is exploring how emerging technology can enhance proven training techniques.
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CPKN Welcomes New Director of Products and Services
New leadership strengthens CPKN’s focus on products, services, and the needs of the Network.
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CPKN Recruiting for National Advisory Committee and New Strategic Council
Bring your expertise. Shape the future. Be part of what’s next.
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From Planning to Kickoff: Building Collaboration for FIFA Success
Before fans filled stadiums in Vancouver and Toronto, hundreds of police and public safety professionals were already preparing for FIFA. Discover how CPKN helped connect services and strengthen collaboration for one of the world’s biggest sporting events.
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Building Better Response Strategies for Child Abuse Investigations
Learn how standardized, trauma-informed response strategies can strengthen child abuse investigations and better support vulnerable children and families.
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When Every Interaction Matters: Understanding and Combatting Antisemitism
As hate crimes against Jewish Canadians continue to climb, specialized training can help frontline professionals identify bias, support victims, and strengthen community safety.
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